Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Egoism
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Scout Eastment
Composer
Olive Rush
Composer
Adam Holmes
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Egoism
Producer
Robby De Sa
Producer
Becki Whitton
Producer
Lyrics
It was the end of the longest drought
So when it rains
Feel the memory come out
We were stuck in the car on our way from the store
I heard your sigh
Knew to brace for it all
So I played my part
To adapt to your will
Swallowed all your pain
Till the rain was still
But as I took out a bag
Saw the ice cream drip
I knew it was me who’d take this hit
So let’s say
If I was a girl in just the same way you were
In your place
And in that broken house from tales that you told
Would I change
Enough to justify the pain that you caused
In a way
I was a girl in just the same way you were
I held it down
My hunger inside
Don’t be so greedy
There’s dinner tonight
I hated the way
That you make it work
Your broken pieces
Inherited hurt
But I held my breath
And learned to swim
when memories flooded the rooms we were in
Since I’ve gone
Learnt to be apart
Now I feel safer in my heart
So let’s say
If I was a girl in just the same way you were
In your place
And in that broken house from tales that you told
So let’s say
If I have a girl
Would I pass the pain that you wore
In a way
I was a girl in just the same way you were
I wouldn't, I wouldn't
I wouldn't the same way you were
So let’s say
If I was a girl in just the same way you were
In your place
And in that broken house from tales that you told
Would I change
Enough to justify the pain that you caused
In a way
I was a girl in just the same way you were
Written by: Adam Holmes, Olive Rush, Scout Eastment